Smiths Road
Charleville
Co. Cork
P56 AK24

Sherry FitzGerald Walsh are delighted to present to the market this impressive architecturally designed detached family home, which sits centrally on 0.6 acre, set back from the public road and boasting mature private grounds. Built in the early 1970’s, the property offers light filled rooms throughout and a lovely blend of living accommodation, with remarkable features that are even present in modern homes built today. On entering the property through the front porch, you are greeted by an entrance hallway laid out on carpet with a feature open staircase rising to the first floor. Just off the hallway is a home office which could easily be used as a downstairs bedroom. Next, is a light filled living room with floor to ceiling windows overlooking the south facing garden to the front of the property. This room is laid out on carpet with an open fireplace and exposed beams. Across the hallway, a corridor leads through into the dining room which has floor to ceiling windows looking out onto the rear garden. The kitchen abuts the dining area which is fully fitted with built-in units. A sliding door from the dining area takes you out onto the side patio which leads out to a purpose-built laundry room, store room and shed. Back inside, there is a second reception room to the east wing of the property which is laid out on cork tiles and has a solid fuel stove fitted. There is a fully tiled guest bathroom with a shower and a store room just off the corridor leading back into the hallway.
Upstairs off the spacious landing are four generous bedrooms, all of which have built-in wardrobes. There is also a bright, beautifully tiled family bathroom with large shower cubicle. On the landing, which is laid out on vinyl flooring, there is a shelved hot press and access to the attic space. A window looks down into the living room and provides more natural light to flood these areas.
The gardens are another impressive feature of this property offering privacy and seclusion. It is well kept with a variety of mature trees, shrubs, luscious lawns, apple trees, compost area, vegetable garden and sunken patio area in the centre of the rear garden. The property is approached by a walled entrance with gravel driveway and ample parking to the front and side. Ideally located a mere 850 m from the Main Street of Charleville on Smiths Road which is regarded as one of the most desirable parts of the town. Viewing is strongly advised to appreciate this impressive property

4 bed, 2 bath
Architecturally designed
Built 1973
Excellent condition throughout
Standing on 0.6 Acre of striking gardens
OFCH
Mains water
Mains sewerage
Located 850m from town centre

Entrance Porch 2.14m x 1.75m Entrance via front door to tiled floor, radiator, built-in units
Entrance Hallway 4.64m x 2.70m Carpet, power points, radiator, coving, open stairs to first floor
Office/Bedroom 2.80m x 3.32m Carpet, radiator, curtains, built-in unit, power points
Living Room 6.00m x 4.20m Carpet, curtains, blinds, power points, TV point, open fireplace, exposed beams, dimmer switch, electric storage heater, radiator
Corridor 4.14m x 0.92m + 3.52m x 0.93m Carpet, radiator, power points, alarm panel, thermostat, storage area, blind
Shower Room 1.71m x 1.73m Tiled floor, tiled wall to wall, wc, whb, pump shower, shaving light, mirror, vanity unit
Store Room 3.21m x 3.11m Tiled floor, power points, lofted storage area
Sitting Room 5.45m x 4.72m Cork tiles, radiator, curtains, blinds, built-in units, storage heater, coving, wall lights, solid fuel stove, thermostat
Dining Room 5.04m x 4.19m Timber panel ceiling, recessed lights, carpet, blinds, radiator, storage heater, power points, TV point, sliding door to patio, blind
Kitchen 3.50m x 2.70m Cork tiles, built-in units, power points, tiled splash back, extractor, integrated oven and hob, plumbed for dishwasher, blind
Landing 4.65m x 2.69m Vinyl flooring, built-in units, cloak area, hot press with immersion, access to attic, window overlooking living room
Bedroom 3.48m x 2.70m Carpet, radiator, built-in wardrobe, power points, blinds, curtains
Bathroom 2.66m x 1.73m Tiled floor, tiled wall to wall, radiator, wc, whb, shower, heated towel radiator, shaving light, mirror, vanity cabinet, heated light
Laundry Room 3.21m x 2.43m Belfast sink, plumbed for washing machine and dryer, power points, tiled floor, work top, built-in units
Shed 4.33m x 3.21m 
Boiler House  Oil burner

BER: C3
BER Number: 115948945
Energy Performance Indicator: 212.76

Charleville is a market town near County Cork's border with Limerick set in the middle of very rich agricultural land.  It was founded in the 1660s by Roger Boyle, the first Earl of Cork who named the town after King Charles II. Today it's generally known as Charleville. Éamonn de Valera, Ireland's first Taoiseach and former President went to the old Christian Brothers School in Charleville. The town is a centre for dairying and cheese processing based in the Golden Vale Co-op Creameries.